the more popular a DJ is, the less risk (music-wise) the DJ takes

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Posted by Allied Nations on Sep-14-2006 00:45:

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Originally posted by basilisk
Heheh... well, it isn't too tough to mix psytrance when every track is 145 BPM... I really don't know why the big stars can't get the right combo of technicals and tasteful track selection together. Another shit eighties cover is not pushing the envelope. Nice to hear Xerox was fine - I do like his produced work nowadays...

Xerox was one of the best psy parties I went to. Just a nice little private party at this nice restuarant on the beach. Sunset, fireworks, beautiful.

Posted by Tayfoon on Sep-14-2006 02:06:

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Originally posted by thesuperfunk
I really fail to see how he is anything more than a bog-standard house DJ?

Desyn is 100% original

But ofcourse someone with a link to PvD in his profile wont recognize originality if it kicked him in the balls

Posted by Allied Nations on Sep-14-2006 02:08:

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Originally posted by Tayfoon
Desyn is 100% original

But ofcourse someone with a link to PvD in his profile wont recognize originality if it kicked him in the balls

How is anyone 100% original? Did he invent djing, house, houseprog, clubs and cds all in one go?

Posted by thesuperfunk on Sep-14-2006 09:34:

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Originally posted by Tayfoon
Desyn is 100% original

But ofcourse someone with a link to PvD in his profile wont recognize originality if it kicked him in the balls

you clueless fuckwit

Posted by Danny Ocean on Sep-14-2006 10:55:

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Originally posted by thesuperfunk
I really fail to see how he is anything more than a bog-standard house DJ?

agreed, he's so overrated.

Posted by Clovis on Sep-14-2006 12:21:

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Originally posted by Tayfoon
Desyn is 100% original

But ofcourse someone with a link to PvD in his profile wont recognize originality if it kicked him in the balls

Desyn would laugh his ass off if he read that.

Posted by dcctnycprincess on Sep-14-2006 13:28:

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Originally posted by Tayfoon
Armin/Tiesto/Pvd

Have all been playing the exact same shit for the past 8 years

why change if it's working?

personally, i'd get bored playing the same thing for 8 years, but i guess if you're satisfied with just making $$$ then so be

Posted by basilisk on Sep-14-2006 17:06:

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Originally posted by Allied Nations
Xerox was one of the best psy parties I went to. Just a nice little private party at this nice restuarant on the beach. Sunset, fireworks, beautiful.

Sweet... I guess you travel around a bunch?

Posted by Allied Nations on Sep-14-2006 22:04:

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Originally posted by basilisk
Sweet... I guess you travel around a bunch?

A fair bit...I got into EDM when I was in Ecuador/Peru. First was Psy and chillout when I was like 12 years old, but then I lost it for a while and when I moved to India I was thrust into the psy scene and had a blast.

Posted by nick213 on Sep-15-2006 02:53:

I think the djs can move on to new sounds easily its just they r worried the crowd wont follow/understand the sound, so they slowly introduce it instead of dropping it right away

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